2010 Porsche Models Sales Brochure "special Request" In Original Packaging 1of2 on 2040-parts.com
Milton, New York, United States
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For sale this special request of Porsche Cars North America for their 2010 model year vehicles. Items are in the original as shipped USPS packaging. There are two brochures : one explaining the 2010 models available and the other titled "What makes a Porsche a Porsche". There is also a letter of thanks from the Porsche Director of Marketing for requesting the info. A truly unique find for the Porsche enthusiast.
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